Fireproofing Blogs

Most modern buildings are constructed with steel structures. Steel is a metal alloy that is engineered for performance, durability, strength, and flexibility. While steel is still an incredibly beneficial material for commercial construction, there are safety measures that must be taken to protect...

When starting your business, setting up a new location, or building a new headquarters, there’s a lot to consider. In Ontario, the Ontario Building Code and Fire Code mandate commercial fireproofing. To be compliant, builders and businesses must use approved fireproofing materials. Working...

Commercial buildings and even multi-story residential buildings are designed to accommodate a large number of people in a restricted space. Whether installed in offices, warehouse facilities, or living spaces, it’s essential that evacuation can happen safely and efficiently in the event of an...

Steel structures may seem incredibly durable, but when they encounter the heat and flames of a fire for an extended period of time, they can lose their stability and structural integrity. Fireproofing allows properties and steel structures to better resist the heat and pressure of flames. For...

The importance of fireproofing a property is easy to understand. Fireproofing is meant to reduce the spread of flames throughout a building to improve the ability to escape in the event of an emergency. Because of its ability to save lives and reduce injury, fireproofing is mandated for commercial...